Jordan B. LeSueur was of "French Huguenot" descent.
He was born ca. 1779, Manakin Town, Buckingham Co., VA.
Buckingham County, Virginia Land Book, 1827 (p. 14)
Jordan B. LeSueur, "non-resident," 30 acres on Willis River, 15 miles southeast of Buckigham County, Virginia Couthouse. "Derived from Cary Stison, Sr. "This was land receivedby Jordan B. LeSueur for his wife, Susannah Stinson, daughter of Cary Stinson, Sr. (father-in-law)."
He came to Georgia with his father, Samuel (Alexander?) LeSueur, Sr. (RWS?), ca. 1800. He acquired land in the 1805 Georgia Land Lottery. Jordan B. LeSueur was the owner of 10 slaves.
Resided on Beaver Dam Creek by 1824, Monroe Co., GA and lived near his brother, Mead LeSueur's, "War of 1812" (m. Henrietta E. Smith) home near Bolingbroke in Monroe Co., GA.
Georgia Property Tax ~ 1793-1892, Monroe Co., GA
Jordan B. LeSueur others mentioned were John E. Bailey (brother-in-law, m. sister, Mary R. LeSueur), Edward Teal, Robert B. Willis, ?, Merritt and Zachariah Henry Chambliss (m. Mary Walter Ledbetter)
Son of Samuel (Alexander?) and Martha (Bryant) LeSueur, Sr.
Husband of Susannah (Stinson) LeSueur ~ married ca. 1802, Buckingham Co., VA
Jordan B. and Susannah (Stinson) had 7 children and they were:
1. Harrison T. LeSueur (m. Mrs. Rhoda "Rhody" Mitchell Johnston (m. 1st., Arthur Johnston, October 01, 1822, Jones Co., GA)
2. Dr. Cary/Carey S. LeSueur (m. 1st., Elizabeth Ann Sharp and 2nd., Martha A. E. "Mattie" Taylor)
3. Nancy B. LeSueur (m. Henry James)
4. Drury Mims LeSueur ii, C.S.A. (m. Martha Goodwin Raines)
5. Stephen Stinson LeSueur, C.S.A. (m. 1st., Lucy Ann Rebecca Wilson and 2nd., Rebecka (Rebecca) Mary Mann)
6. Susan V. LeSueur (m. Samuel H. Caldwell, C.S.A.)
7. Andrew Jackson "Jack" LeSueur, C.S.A.? (m. Louisa Eleanor "Ellen" Tyler, m. 2nd., Morris Alexander? Daniel, m. 2nd., Josephine Harp, November 21, 1889, Talbot Co., GA)
I would like to thank Jim Morell for sponsoring my ancestor Jordan B. Lesueur's memorial. His thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated.
Book(s)
The Virginia Genealogist, "David LeSueur (1703/04-1771/72) of Manakin Town, Virginia," An Outline of the First Three Genertions of His Descendants as Constructed from Tac Records of the "Burned" County of fBuckingham. By Cameron Allen, F.A.S.G., Columbus, OH, Vol. 43; No. 1 (pgs 1-22), January - March, 1999.
Pierre Chastain and His Descendants, First Five Generations in America, Vol. I., by Pierre Chastain Family Association, 1995.
He was born ca. 1779, Manakin Town, Buckingham Co., VA.
Buckingham County, Virginia Land Book, 1827 (p. 14)
Jordan B. LeSueur, "non-resident," 30 acres on Willis River, 15 miles southeast of Buckigham County, Virginia Couthouse. "Derived from Cary Stison, Sr. "This was land receivedby Jordan B. LeSueur for his wife, Susannah Stinson, daughter of Cary Stinson, Sr. (father-in-law)."
He came to Georgia with his father, Samuel (Alexander?) LeSueur, Sr. (RWS?), ca. 1800. He acquired land in the 1805 Georgia Land Lottery. Jordan B. LeSueur was the owner of 10 slaves.
Resided on Beaver Dam Creek by 1824, Monroe Co., GA and lived near his brother, Mead LeSueur's, "War of 1812" (m. Henrietta E. Smith) home near Bolingbroke in Monroe Co., GA.
Georgia Property Tax ~ 1793-1892, Monroe Co., GA
Jordan B. LeSueur others mentioned were John E. Bailey (brother-in-law, m. sister, Mary R. LeSueur), Edward Teal, Robert B. Willis, ?, Merritt and Zachariah Henry Chambliss (m. Mary Walter Ledbetter)
Son of Samuel (Alexander?) and Martha (Bryant) LeSueur, Sr.
Husband of Susannah (Stinson) LeSueur ~ married ca. 1802, Buckingham Co., VA
Jordan B. and Susannah (Stinson) had 7 children and they were:
1. Harrison T. LeSueur (m. Mrs. Rhoda "Rhody" Mitchell Johnston (m. 1st., Arthur Johnston, October 01, 1822, Jones Co., GA)
2. Dr. Cary/Carey S. LeSueur (m. 1st., Elizabeth Ann Sharp and 2nd., Martha A. E. "Mattie" Taylor)
3. Nancy B. LeSueur (m. Henry James)
4. Drury Mims LeSueur ii, C.S.A. (m. Martha Goodwin Raines)
5. Stephen Stinson LeSueur, C.S.A. (m. 1st., Lucy Ann Rebecca Wilson and 2nd., Rebecka (Rebecca) Mary Mann)
6. Susan V. LeSueur (m. Samuel H. Caldwell, C.S.A.)
7. Andrew Jackson "Jack" LeSueur, C.S.A.? (m. Louisa Eleanor "Ellen" Tyler, m. 2nd., Morris Alexander? Daniel, m. 2nd., Josephine Harp, November 21, 1889, Talbot Co., GA)
I would like to thank Jim Morell for sponsoring my ancestor Jordan B. Lesueur's memorial. His thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated.
Book(s)
The Virginia Genealogist, "David LeSueur (1703/04-1771/72) of Manakin Town, Virginia," An Outline of the First Three Genertions of His Descendants as Constructed from Tac Records of the "Burned" County of fBuckingham. By Cameron Allen, F.A.S.G., Columbus, OH, Vol. 43; No. 1 (pgs 1-22), January - March, 1999.
Pierre Chastain and His Descendants, First Five Generations in America, Vol. I., by Pierre Chastain Family Association, 1995.
Jordan B. LeSueur was of "French Huguenot" descent.
He was born ca. 1779, Manakin Town, Buckingham Co., VA.
Buckingham County, Virginia Land Book, 1827 (p. 14)
Jordan B. LeSueur, "non-resident," 30 acres on Willis River, 15 miles southeast of Buckigham County, Virginia Couthouse. "Derived from Cary Stison, Sr. "This was land receivedby Jordan B. LeSueur for his wife, Susannah Stinson, daughter of Cary Stinson, Sr. (father-in-law)."
He came to Georgia with his father, Samuel (Alexander?) LeSueur, Sr. (RWS?), ca. 1800. He acquired land in the 1805 Georgia Land Lottery. Jordan B. LeSueur was the owner of 10 slaves.
Resided on Beaver Dam Creek by 1824, Monroe Co., GA and lived near his brother, Mead LeSueur's, "War of 1812" (m. Henrietta E. Smith) home near Bolingbroke in Monroe Co., GA.
Georgia Property Tax ~ 1793-1892, Monroe Co., GA
Jordan B. LeSueur others mentioned were John E. Bailey (brother-in-law, m. sister, Mary R. LeSueur), Edward Teal, Robert B. Willis, ?, Merritt and Zachariah Henry Chambliss (m. Mary Walter Ledbetter)
Son of Samuel (Alexander?) and Martha (Bryant) LeSueur, Sr.
Husband of Susannah (Stinson) LeSueur ~ married ca. 1802, Buckingham Co., VA
Jordan B. and Susannah (Stinson) had 7 children and they were:
1. Harrison T. LeSueur (m. Mrs. Rhoda "Rhody" Mitchell Johnston (m. 1st., Arthur Johnston, October 01, 1822, Jones Co., GA)
2. Dr. Cary/Carey S. LeSueur (m. 1st., Elizabeth Ann Sharp and 2nd., Martha A. E. "Mattie" Taylor)
3. Nancy B. LeSueur (m. Henry James)
4. Drury Mims LeSueur ii, C.S.A. (m. Martha Goodwin Raines)
5. Stephen Stinson LeSueur, C.S.A. (m. 1st., Lucy Ann Rebecca Wilson and 2nd., Rebecka (Rebecca) Mary Mann)
6. Susan V. LeSueur (m. Samuel H. Caldwell, C.S.A.)
7. Andrew Jackson "Jack" LeSueur, C.S.A.? (m. Louisa Eleanor "Ellen" Tyler, m. 2nd., Morris Alexander? Daniel, m. 2nd., Josephine Harp, November 21, 1889, Talbot Co., GA)
I would like to thank Jim Morell for sponsoring my ancestor Jordan B. Lesueur's memorial. His thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated.
Book(s)
The Virginia Genealogist, "David LeSueur (1703/04-1771/72) of Manakin Town, Virginia," An Outline of the First Three Genertions of His Descendants as Constructed from Tac Records of the "Burned" County of fBuckingham. By Cameron Allen, F.A.S.G., Columbus, OH, Vol. 43; No. 1 (pgs 1-22), January - March, 1999.
Pierre Chastain and His Descendants, First Five Generations in America, Vol. I., by Pierre Chastain Family Association, 1995.
He was born ca. 1779, Manakin Town, Buckingham Co., VA.
Buckingham County, Virginia Land Book, 1827 (p. 14)
Jordan B. LeSueur, "non-resident," 30 acres on Willis River, 15 miles southeast of Buckigham County, Virginia Couthouse. "Derived from Cary Stison, Sr. "This was land receivedby Jordan B. LeSueur for his wife, Susannah Stinson, daughter of Cary Stinson, Sr. (father-in-law)."
He came to Georgia with his father, Samuel (Alexander?) LeSueur, Sr. (RWS?), ca. 1800. He acquired land in the 1805 Georgia Land Lottery. Jordan B. LeSueur was the owner of 10 slaves.
Resided on Beaver Dam Creek by 1824, Monroe Co., GA and lived near his brother, Mead LeSueur's, "War of 1812" (m. Henrietta E. Smith) home near Bolingbroke in Monroe Co., GA.
Georgia Property Tax ~ 1793-1892, Monroe Co., GA
Jordan B. LeSueur others mentioned were John E. Bailey (brother-in-law, m. sister, Mary R. LeSueur), Edward Teal, Robert B. Willis, ?, Merritt and Zachariah Henry Chambliss (m. Mary Walter Ledbetter)
Son of Samuel (Alexander?) and Martha (Bryant) LeSueur, Sr.
Husband of Susannah (Stinson) LeSueur ~ married ca. 1802, Buckingham Co., VA
Jordan B. and Susannah (Stinson) had 7 children and they were:
1. Harrison T. LeSueur (m. Mrs. Rhoda "Rhody" Mitchell Johnston (m. 1st., Arthur Johnston, October 01, 1822, Jones Co., GA)
2. Dr. Cary/Carey S. LeSueur (m. 1st., Elizabeth Ann Sharp and 2nd., Martha A. E. "Mattie" Taylor)
3. Nancy B. LeSueur (m. Henry James)
4. Drury Mims LeSueur ii, C.S.A. (m. Martha Goodwin Raines)
5. Stephen Stinson LeSueur, C.S.A. (m. 1st., Lucy Ann Rebecca Wilson and 2nd., Rebecka (Rebecca) Mary Mann)
6. Susan V. LeSueur (m. Samuel H. Caldwell, C.S.A.)
7. Andrew Jackson "Jack" LeSueur, C.S.A.? (m. Louisa Eleanor "Ellen" Tyler, m. 2nd., Morris Alexander? Daniel, m. 2nd., Josephine Harp, November 21, 1889, Talbot Co., GA)
I would like to thank Jim Morell for sponsoring my ancestor Jordan B. Lesueur's memorial. His thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated.
Book(s)
The Virginia Genealogist, "David LeSueur (1703/04-1771/72) of Manakin Town, Virginia," An Outline of the First Three Genertions of His Descendants as Constructed from Tac Records of the "Burned" County of fBuckingham. By Cameron Allen, F.A.S.G., Columbus, OH, Vol. 43; No. 1 (pgs 1-22), January - March, 1999.
Pierre Chastain and His Descendants, First Five Generations in America, Vol. I., by Pierre Chastain Family Association, 1995.
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